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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1914

Page

8

Beware the leaven of the Pharisees and hypocrisy

Jesus warns disciples to beware the Pharisees hypocrisy as leaven and sin that contaminates. He explains Gehenna as the Second Death and urges honesty despite persecution, urging fear of separation from God over fear of man. The text ties belief, trials, and faithful living to divine judgment and mercy.

Jesus God Hell Gehenna Jerusalem Cro Hiim Satan Tim

Notable Women In Public Life And Education

Mrs Kiza Van Bramer of Pittsfield Massachusetts is now in her 102nd year. Lillian Engstron of New York injured herself after learning she had inherited 150000 dollars. Miss Van Ingen, a Brooklyn district nursing detective, scours for crippled children in need of care. Olive C Purser, Trinity College Dublin first woman scholar, appointed temporary lecturer on English history. Anny Berntsen, daughter of the Danish prime minister, trained as a joiner with a carved box bought by the dowager empress of Russia.

Kiza van Bramer Pittsfield, Mags Lillian Engstron New York Miss van Ingen District Nursing Committee New York Bureau of Charities Brooklyn Olive C. Purser Trinity College Dublin Anny Berntsen Russia

Flippant Flings and Odd Omens in Local Jokes

A jumble of satirical quips from rival papers, noting Edison talking pictures on stage, jokes about women voting and whiskers, a Missouri suitor marrying a girl named on an egg, and a Chicago man’s lavish breakfast with a hungry goat. The items reflect playful headlines and social satire of the era.

Edison Chicago News Cleveland Chicago Cleveland Plain Dealer Missouri Washington Post

Current Comment on Language and Diplomacy

A Cleveland Leader note mocks spelling reforms and calls for consistency with hiccough now hieckup. It quotes opinions from St. Louis Globe-Democrat and New York World defending golf and praising science in the Imperator, while New Orleans Pienyune laments reduced conscience money returns to governments.

Hiccough Hieckup Cleveland St. Louis Globe-Democrat New York World New Orleans Pienyune

Education Notes: KU lectures on moral education in Kansas cities

The University of Kansas through its extension division will offer moral education lecture courses in several large Kansas cities this fall. Logan County, UL, claims the best paid one team country schoolteacher in the United States at 110 per month for a nine month term. School lunches are provided free or at low cost to elementary pupils in 41 American cities and 200 English, 150 German, and 1,200 French communities, per C F Langworthy, nutrition investigations chief in Washington.

University of Kansas United States Logan County C. F. Langworthy Washington

War Sciences Advance Across Nations

The article notes dogs used to haul artillery in Belgium and Netherlands experiments with canine teams. It reports the English navy’s fire control enabling one officer to direct guns across a ship simultaneously. It also describes French engineers designing a mobile field gun mounted on a car to fire at airships with near vertical aiming and recoil relief.

City contrasts in town news and skyline talk

Town Topics notes Pittsburgh uses a vacuum cleaner in streets and jokes it only works in its atmosphere. The piece then contrasts great hotel cities New York Houston Chicago overlooking smaller towns like Atlanta Memphis Philadelphia St Louis and comments on a proposed limit on New York skyscraper height as a potential monopoly.

Pittsburgh Boston Herald New York Houston Chicago Atlanta Memphis Philadelphia St. Louis Mouston Post New York World

Railways and transit projects across regions

The article notes over 600000 men employed on UK railways and proposes a second transatlantic rail link via Ireland. It mentions Teeland planning Iceland's first railway a six and a half mile loop around Reykjavik. It also cites Japan's electric railway between Tokyo and Yokohama as the region's latest example.

United Kingdom Ireland Teeland Reykjavik Far East Tokyo Yokohama

Blauvelt's Corset Shop Promises Latest Styles and Custom Fits

The corset retailer offers for all figures from 50c and up with attention to special orders. Women seeking the latest models or conservative dress will find satisfying options to conform to prevailing styles.

Blauvelt’s

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